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It's just compression really. Or even more like a limiter. And as to your fizz problem, where do you have bias set? Because the ONLY time i ever get fizz is if i turn the bias way down. I never turn it lower then 0% now, NEVER ever to a negative percent. Once you reach -50% it starts to fizz like crazy on the model i mainly use at least, tho i imagine it may happen on the vox too. Not sure because i don't use that one much and don't think i ever lowered the bias way down on it. And as to your fizz problem, where do you have bias set? Because the ONLY time i ever get fizz is if i turn the bias way down. I never turn it lower then 0% now, NEVER ever to a negative percent. Once you reach -50% it starts to fizz like crazy on the model i mainly use at least, tho i imagine it may happen on the vox too. Not sure because i don't use that one much and don't think i ever lowered the bias way down on it. It's just compression really. Or even more like a limiter. And as to your fizz problem, where do you have bias set? Because the ONLY time i ever get fizz is if i turn the bias way down. I never turn it lower then 0% now, NEVER ever to a negative percent. Once you reach -50% it starts to fizz like crazy on the model i mainly use at least, tho i imagine it may happen on the vox too. Not sure because i don't use that one much and don't think i ever lowered the bias way down on it. Thing is, sag is really just natural compression caused when a tube amp's power supply is not able to supply the transient attack it would have under conditions where it's NOT being taxed. But generally with a tube amp if you play softer the power supply is not being taxed as much and it regains some of that lost attack. With the mustang when you set more sag it does the same thing as a tube amp who's power supply is under heavy load, but the difference is that unlike sag in a tube amp it doesn't let up when you pick lighter so your dynamics are getting squashed. But i found at minimum sag you still get sag but it DOES let up when you pick lighter. Thats why i leave it as low as it goes. You still get pretty much the same feel but with increased dynamics. As to high gain, i use typical classic rock gain and get clean sounds by riding the guitar's volume. And to more i roll it down the more the dynamic it is, especially those slightly distorted tones. But u r correct that with cleans you won't notice it as much because clean tones are far more dynamic to begin with and adding sag on the mustang will probably not kill dynamics like it does with OD tones. But i get all my clean tones as i said by riding the volume knob and adding sag with the mustang kils the dynamics with that kind of clean. The old one was different in that regard because i would set sag to the middle setting and it still had some dynamics. The GT seems like the lowest setting is like the MIII's middle setting. Thing is, sag is really just natural compression caused when a tube amp's power supply is not able to supply the transient attack it would have under conditions where it's NOT being taxed. But generally with a tube amp if you play softer the power supply is not being taxed as much and it regains some of that lost attack. With the mustang when you set more sag it does the same thing as a tube amp who's power supply is under heavy load, but the difference is that unlike sag in a tube amp it doesn't let up when you pick lighter so your dynamics are getting squashed. But i found at minimum sag you still get sag but it DOES let up when you pick lighter. Thats why i leave it as low as it goes. You still get pretty much the same feel but with increased dynamics. As to high gain, i use typical classic rock gain and get clean sounds by riding the guitar's volume. And to more i roll it down the more the dynamic it is, especially those slightly distorted tones. But u r correct that with cleans you won't notice it as much because clean tones are far more dynamic to begin with and adding sag on the mustang will probably not kill dynamics like it does with OD tones. But i get all my clean tones as i said by riding the volume knob and adding sag with the mustang kils the dynamics with that kind of clean. The old one was different in that regard because i would set sag to the middle setting and it still had some dynamics. The GT seems like the lowest setting is like the MIII's middle setting. As I have posted before I still have much love and appreciation of the GT40 but I've moved on to the Helix now. In the Helix, higher sag values get you more dynamics. Got the GT 40 a couple of weeks ago and love it. It's a technological wonder, an effects pedal with an amp and speakers. There's a major problem, which is it refuses to update firmware. The farthest it's gotten is it shows the update is downloading, then it quits. I've run the firmware patch, and gotten the same result. Fender support is working on a solution. The firmware version is 1. It won't download tones from the app via bluetooth without the firmware update. Anyone else have this problem? If so, did you find a solution? Got the GT 40 a couple of weeks ago and love it. It's a technological wonder, an effects pedal with an amp and speakers. There's a major problem, which is it refuses to update firmware. The farthest it's gotten is it shows the update is downloading, then it quits. I've run the firmware patch, and gotten the same result. Fender support is working on a solution. The firmware version is 1. It won't download tones from the app via bluetooth without the firmware update. Anyone else have this problem? If so, did you find a solution? Are you using stock presets? Because mine has zero fizz which is more then i can say about a lot of the tube amps ive had. But them i don't use any stock presets because theyre crap. I can't imagine why anyone would, but if thats what u r doing consider starting from scratch on whatever model you like best and experimenting. These things are not fine tuned for players who like great tube tone. They're capable of that but the presests are more of an effects show case with no real attention paid to amp tone. Second, use the EQ's to fine tune it if you still get the issue because the stock speaker has a lot of high end and hi mids and you may be hearing that. I don't use the stock speaker, tho not due to buzz but due to thin overly bright sound. But unless you are willing to tweak the thing and learn how to get the best from it a modeler may not be for you. I came back to this thread to see if the GT had gotten better with firmware. A while back I did what you did, I compared a Mustang I to the GT100 and surprisingly found the Mustang I sounded better. I returned the GT100 and the GT200 I now gig with the Atomic Ampli-Firebox and go direct to the PA or Powered Speaker. I think when I left the thread the consensus was that the speaker s in the GT amps was what compromised the sound of the amp because Fender's speaker choice was trying to accommodate Bluetooth music. So and other happy customer's how has the GT series gotten better with new firmware and have you changed the speaker? Knowing what you know now, would you buy it again? I sold the MIII too by the way. Seriously, at this point it's just perfect. I had the MIII for 5 years and never once in a band situation was i able to get as good a sound as this thing does at band levels till i started running a outboard EQ with the SS cab to darken the hell out of it and remove those hi mids that were overpowering everything else. Then a EQ to bring in just the treble frequencies it needed. The MIII sounded good at lower volumes, but at band levels it was a nightmare much of the time. I'm using a EV12L and celestion in parallel for 4 ohms now and the feel and tone are everything i wanted from it, and thats without even using the new EQ's they added. They're nice to have but with those speakers i don't need them. With the stock speaker and the EQ's i can't get close to that, but then i have always been a huge fan of EV12L's for the feel they deliver and thats a big part of it. But i can't use the EV or the celestion alone because they're 8 ohms and one thing i have noticed it when you run a 8 ohm load it doesn't just lower the power, it dulls the sound. So i run the EV in a ext cab with the G12T-100 i have in the combo and that not only allows the proper load but it also adds some of that celestion tone to the EV's killer punch and feel. It's a good mix. In the future i may look fo a 4 ohm speaker that can deliver what i need by itself like one of those EV clones if i can find one in 4 ohm. Seems few speakers come in 4 tho which makes it tough. Had a loud jam with friends saturday and it just killed. Set it in about 3 minutes and hardly touched the amp all nite after that aside for a few effects changes. Tone and feel was all i could ask for and as tube like as could be. Firmware has improved it further but mostly as features go. But there were a couple of improvements tonally. And as i have said b4, the stock speaker isn't bad at bedroom volumes. But i did jams with it a number of times and it just doesn't sound or feel right by the time the master even gets to about 3, similar to how the MIII was but that wasn't due to the speaker. If you are asking for the purpose of considering trying one again, i'd recommend against it. I'm the kind that when i know something has the potential to sound the way i want i go to extremes to get it there. Given how much you hated the ones you had I don't think they're for you, and if it IS speakers that would do it for you it's not a simple solution due to the amp being 4 ohms. Plus it's likely the amp does MY tone well and maybe not yours because even from the start i was getting tones i really liked, they just needed some work which was mainly the speaker. You were completely unhappy from the beginning. Hello, This is my first post here so let me say hello. I'm begginer guitar player. I've almost played Black Night clean for the first time intro, not solo of course. I'm new owner of GT 40. I had to chose between Katana 50 to big for my small room and can store only few presets + I would need my PC to tune it and Yamaha THR 10 to quiet, only 5 presets and sound was better on youtube then during live playing at least for me. I've also dislike how it look. I've also owned Blackstar ID Core 10 v2 but it sounded really bad. I've started playing with different presets and I got some nice tones but I want to ask some questions. If there are some general tips that every new owner of GT 40 should know, like setting that you have to change 2. Should I play with Global EQ from main menu? Have not really seen is there is anything interesting because I did not have time to go there even 3. I understand that with this amp I can try to get best sound for particular song and it will be okay only for that song. There is so many tuning options.. I have problrm with finding right preset or create my own for 'Man on The silver Mountain' Intro and 'Self portait' from Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow. I just don't know which effects I should use in chain to get sound like that. Are there any good metal presets for general use? Which cabinets are best one? Have found one for The Tropper and I'm really interested how it will sound. I really can't but pedals and effects because of budget and space in my apartment. Helix 6 + speakers cost way too much. To contact the forum owner hit the Contact Us link. © 2006-2016 All rights reserved.